Unfassbar:
Der kanadische Blogger Jeremy Wright wurde an der Einreise in die USA gehindert, weil er als Beruf Blogger angab und keine Telefonnummern seiner Geschäftspartner, die er in New York treffen wollte, angeben konnte:
Him: Why would you visit someone in the states you’d never met (I mentioned I was planning to visit several people whilst down there)
Me: Well, I have met most of them, but I’ve talked to them dozens or hundreds of times online.
Him: Do you have any of their phone numbers?
Me: No, but I talk
Him: You can’t talk to someone without a phone number. Stop lying to me.
Me: No, really, I can talk from my computer to theirs
Him: Don’t be a smartass. If you don’t have their phone number, and you’ve never met them, how can you have ever talked to them.
Me: … (at this point I’ve learned that sarcasm doesn’t help, nor does answering questions he doesn’t want to hear the answer to)
Him: So, you’re trying to tell me that you’re going to visit someone who you’ve never met, never talked to and who knows nothing about you? And I’m supposed to believe this?
Der komplette Vorfall ist in seinem Blog Ensight beschrieben.
[via boingboing]
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